4400 Enterprise CPU Loading

alex · Post by **alex** » 30 Sep 2004 05:14

This log shows only start of installer.You see in it no BOOTP request sent form CPU.
It looks like it is not the latest one - PC installer keeps log for every time you start it.Check the time (and size) of syslog*.txt files to find the latest .Here is my log file.After BOOTP you see DHCP request and loading of linux.ram.After that CPU loads stage2.img

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Aug 17 13:04:06 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: Please contribute if you find this software useful.
Aug 17 13:04:06 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: For info, please visit http://www.isc.org/dhcp-contrib.html
Aug 17 13:04:07 tftpd[326657]: LOG_INFO: tftpd server built Feb  6 2004 at 13:56:56 (tftp-hpa 0.32-3) ready
Aug 17 13:04:07 ftpd[216849]: LOG_INFO: ftpd server built on Feb  6 2004 at 13:57:10 (1.3.2) ready
Aug 17 13:04:07 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: Listening on Socket/eth1/10.1.1.0
Aug 17 13:04:07 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: Sending on   Socket/eth1/10.1.1.0
Aug 17 13:06:18 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREQUEST from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:06:19 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DEL ARP (system) 10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:06:19 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREPLY on 10.1.1.51 to 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:06:19 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:06:20 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:06:22 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREQUEST from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:06:22 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DEL ARP (system) 10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:06:23 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREPLY on 10.1.1.51 to 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:06:23 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:06:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:06:25 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREQUEST from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:06:25 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DEL ARP (system) 10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:06:25 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREPLY on 10.1.1.51 to 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:06:25 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:06:26 tftpd[375281]: LOG_INFO: RRQ from 10.1.1.51 filename /bootp/linux/18.0/linux.ram
Aug 17 13:06:26 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:06:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREQUEST from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:06:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DEL ARP (system) 10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:06:28 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREPLY on 10.1.1.51 to 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:06:28 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:06:29 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:07:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_DEBUG: the bootp server_name field  matches our server name : MYHOST = MYHOST
Aug 17 13:07:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREQUEST from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: We haven't got any file set from the client
Aug 17 13:07:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: We have got a lease
Aug 17 13:07:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: The lease is right
Aug 17 13:07:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DEL ARP (system) 10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:07:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREPLY on 10.1.1.51 to 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:07:25 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:07:26 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DHCPDISCOVER from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:26 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: (DHCPDISCOVER) (ack_lease) CLASS_IDENTIFIER = alcatel.cse.0
Aug 17 13:07:26 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DEL ARP (system) 10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:07:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DHCPOFFER on 10.1.1.51 to 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DHCPDISCOVER from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: (DHCPDISCOVER) (ack_lease) CLASS_IDENTIFIER = alcatel.cse.0
Aug 17 13:07:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DEL ARP (system) 10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:07:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DHCPOFFER on 10.1.1.51 to 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DHCPREQUEST for 10.1.1.51 from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: (DHCPDISCOVER) (ack_lease) CLASS_IDENTIFIER = alcatel.cse.0
Aug 17 13:07:27 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DEL ARP (system) 10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:07:28 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DHCPACK on 10.1.1.51 to 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:28 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DHCPDISCOVER from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:28 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: (DHCPDISCOVER) (ack_lease) CLASS_IDENTIFIER = alcatel.cse.0
Aug 17 13:07:29 ftpd[373889]: LOG_INFO: connection from 10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:07:29 ftpd[373889]: LOG_INFO: ANONYMOUS FTP LOGIN FROM 10.1.1.51, root@10.1.1.51
Aug 17 13:07:29 ftpd[373889]: LOG_INFO: get cygdrive/c/Program Files/ALCATEL/OmniPCX Enterprise PC Installer/bootp/linux/18.0/install/distrib/base/stage2.img
Aug 17 13:07:32 ftpd[373889]: LOG_INFO: get cygdrive/c/Program Files/ALCATEL/OmniPCX Enterprise PC Installer/bootp/linux/18.0/install/distrib/base/stage2.img = 1100862 bytes

patmul39 · Post by **patmul39** » 30 Sep 2004 05:31

This is one I tried this morning:
Sep 30 10:07:30 ftpd[2716]: LOG_INFO: ftpd server built on Feb 6 2004 at 13:57:10 (1.3.2) ready
Sep 30 10:08:11 ftpd[2268]: LOG_INFO: ftpd server built on Feb 6 2004 at 13:57:10 (1.3.2) ready
Sep 30 10:08:11 tftpd[2068]: LOG_INFO: tftpd server built Feb 6 2004 at 13:56:56 (tftp-hpa 0.32-3) ready
Sep 30 10:08:11 dhcpd[1284]: LOG_INFO: Internet Software Consortium DHCP Server 2.0.16
Sep 30 10:08:11 dhcpd[1284]: LOG_INFO: Copyright 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 The Internet Software Consortium.
Sep 30 10:08:11 dhcpd[1284]: LOG_INFO: All rights reserved.
Sep 30 10:08:11 dhcpd[1284]: LOG_INFO: Please contribute if you find this software useful.
Sep 30 10:08:11 dhcpd[1284]: LOG_INFO: For info, please visit http://www.isc.org/dhcp-contrib.html
Sep 30 10:08:11 dhcpd[1284]: LOG_INFO: Listening on Socket/eth0/191.254.0.0
Sep 30 10:08:11 dhcpd[1284]: LOG_INFO: Sending on Socket/eth0/191.254.0.0
Sep 30 10:09:05 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: Internet Software Consortium DHCP Server 2.0.16
Sep 30 10:09:05 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: Copyright 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 The Internet Software Consortium.
Sep 30 10:09:05 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: All rights reserved.
Sep 30 10:09:05 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: Please contribute if you find this software useful.
Sep 30 10:09:05 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: For info, please visit http://www.isc.org/dhcp-contrib.html
Sep 30 10:09:05 ftpd[2632]: LOG_INFO: ftpd server built on Feb 6 2004 at 13:57:10 (1.3.2) ready
Sep 30 10:09:05 tftpd[2616]: LOG_INFO: tftpd server built Feb 6 2004 at 13:56:56 (tftp-hpa 0.32-3) ready
Sep 30 10:09:05 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: Listening on Socket/eth0/191.254.0.0
Sep 30 10:09:05 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: Sending on Socket/eth0/191.254.0.0
Sep 30 10:09:24 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREQUEST from 00:80:9f:53:77:c9 via eth0
Sep 30 10:09:25 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: DEL ARP (system) 191.254.1.2
Sep 30 10:09:25 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: BOOTREPLY on 191.254.1.2 to 00:80:9f:53:77:c9 via eth0
Sep 30 10:09:25 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Sep 30 10:09:26 dhcpd[3928]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Sep 30 10:10:11 ftpd[2804]: LOG_INFO: ftpd server built on Feb 6 2004 at 13:57:10 (1.3.2) ready

yet as you see it did manage to boot up!

alex · Post by **alex** » 30 Sep 2004 05:55

patmul39 wrote:This is one I tried this morning:...

I am not sure that it did boot up in this case.CPU just got an IP address from PC
You see only PC answers.It does not mean that CPU got them.
Check again my log.
Well, where is DHCPDISCOVER from CPU?

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Aug 17 13:07:24 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:07:25 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: SET ARP (system)
Aug 17 13:07:26 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: DHCPDISCOVER from 00:80:9f:53:65:53 via eth1
Aug 17 13:07:26 dhcpd[218693]: LOG_INFO: (DHCPDISCOVER) (ack_lease) CLASS_IDENTIFIER = alcatel.cse.0

patmul39 · Post by **patmul39** » 05 Oct 2004 01:54

Amazing! Simply amazing!!! I started everything up (without changing anything) and it worked!! I managed to load version e25041. Thanks for your help, I did manage to discover some new things as I am more of a telecomms guy than an IT tech. Will try to load the other patches via swinst this morning.

alex · Post by **alex** » 05 Oct 2004 05:44

patmul39 wrote:Amazing! Simply amazing!!! I started everything up (without changing anything) and it worked!! I managed to load version e25041. Thanks for your help, I did manage to discover some new things as I am more of a telecomms guy than an IT tech. Will try to load the other patches via swinst this morning.

Congratulations!

Post by **frank** » 05 Oct 2004 07:40

patmul39 wrote:Amazing! Simply amazing!!! I started everything up (without changing anything) and it worked!! I managed to load version e25041. Thanks for your help, I did manage to discover some new things as I am more of a telecomms guy than an IT tech. Will try to load the other patches via swinst this morning.

kwel, let us know how did it go !

patmul39 · Post by **patmul39** » 05 Oct 2004 07:55

All seems to have loaded ok. Will try to load database saved from a Release 3.2 CPU. We'll see how that goes.
Loading was easy, you just have to wait for prompts at the end. In fact I went out of the office to do a couple of jobs at the clients' site and came back and found it ready. Will let you know how it went.

Post by **frank** » 05 Oct 2004 11:32

Hi..

Let me know about this upgrade, because I am curious to know if your 3.2 is going to run on your 5.x

patmul39 · Post by **patmul39** » 06 Oct 2004 06:25

Did upgrade on database rel 3.2 to 4.2; all went ok. Then I imported into CPU database (4.2) on the usr4/backups and left it there. I imported the new software locks. After import it will prompt you to start the Tel apllication. Do not start, just reboot, stop before tel appl starts and RUNMAO. All went ok. Only one glich!! With 4760 on the Internet explorer browser I cannot see all options, i.e, Translator only goes down one level. Why?

Besides all went ok.

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